The Walking Dead fifth season trailer is all about survival.

Reviewed by Robert J. Thompson II I wasn’t sure what to expect, putting this film in. Seth, the gent who runs MoreHorror, simply asked, “would you like to review Starry Eyes?” – what he really asked was, “would you like a free movie?” – of course, I’m going to say “yes”. So, today there’s a knock at the door, and an envelope sitting on my deck, and this evening, I pop it in. And this is just terrible. Terrible, I tell you. Terrible that …

Universal is planning to make at least three more Fast & Furious films, according to chairman Donna Langley, who has described the series as “still a growing franchise”. Fast & Furious 7 has still yet to be released, but according to Langley, the studio is confident that the series still has enough in the tank to support a further trio of films… “We think there’s at least three more,” says Langley. “Paul [Walker] …

Anthony Mackie will soon reprise the role of Falcon in the upcoming “Captain America: Civil War,” and in a recent interview he revealed some specifics about when he’ll get to work on this follow-up to last year’s “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”. Talking with B96 in Chicago (via CBM), Mackie says: “We start shooting in April. So, it’s gonna be a lot of flying and fighting for about five months…

Happy new year! It’s BAFTA nomination week, so there are gong-worthy nominees aplenty on the latest Empire Podcast, with Birdman’s Michael Keaton and The Theory Of Everything’s Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones all dropping by to be better at acting than us. Plus, someone says "I’m Batman" in that voice, and it may well be Mr. Keaton…Also, you can look forward to all the week’s news and reviews, as well as some of last week’s news and reviews, what with the team being on holiday like a bunch of slackers over the festive period. And don’t forget, if you want to make use of our sponsor…

When Paddington lost Colin Firth last summer, the film, which had been going smoothly, seemed to have lost its footing. Quickly the producers replaced Firth with Ben Whishaw, who sounded to be a better fit for the beloved childhood bear. Then the film had another setback, when the British Board of Film Classification labeled it as PG with some bizarre reasons for a